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SIMPLE MINDS
BIG MUSIC TOUR 2015
Official stage photographer
Amphithéâtre 3000, Lyon, France
13/02/2015
by Sandie Besso Photography
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Paris / France
Simple bridge for crossing a river in Zhejiang province, October 2002. The one on the left is the several hundred year old ancient path, while the stones on the right were placed in the river more recently.
Simple Minds
Big Music Tour 2015
Forum Assago Milan Italy IT
21st november 2015
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This is one of the simple portrait, like millions of others.
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Simple S Gate. Ground goes to one side of thin double copper clad board. Second Parasitic plate is copper and attaches to the coil. Front tube is the copper resonating cavity it attaches to negative side of LED.LED with AV plug attaches to other side of coil.
A simple photo - a portrait.
A simple subject - myself
A simple color scheme - black & white
Not always simple to capture a self-portrait you like. I challenged myself by trying to catch a glimpse of myself I liked and playing with some camera settings while I took my shots.
After a long 2 weeks of Salmonella poisoning, it's nice to do something simple. Hello, fall.
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Sara Maino. Simple Love
for long-lasting affections
curated by Tanushree Biswas
It is a multisensorial performance poetry act in 5 chapters which will involve audience participation. Sara Maino calls it 'A kind of restoration of the sensorial relationship of the people with the city.' In other words Sara talks about using our senses to reconnect with and simply love where we are.
About the artist:
Sara Maino is an international artist/researcher from Trentino,
Northern Italy. She has been writing since the age of 10 and her
fascination with theater led her to co-found the company Teatro per Caso (Theater by Chance) in 1996. Sara has been researching
people's memories and sounds of the landscape since 2005 which are also part of her current collaboration with Rai Radio 2. Her work ranges from poetry, video, theater, site-specific installations and radio to projects of solidarity in India, Palestine, Balkans and Caucasus.
Another simple shot.
Just finished my exams (summer course) and wanted to have some fun, but didn't have ideas :)
so I switched on the camera and started to shoot pictures with different lightings, and this one was the best.
Oh, the reflection of the flashes killed me, after testing for many shots and using the Polarizer Filter, I've finished with this.
Simply no reflections, just some simple ones.
Hope you like it
Taken in my studio with Fujifilm.
simple tap sequencer that functions like the tap / pattern clear on tr-606
In this video, the simple tap sequencer is being clocked by the tr-606. The tap sequencer is triggering a 909 kick. The highhat and snare sounds are from the 606.
Above the green button is a bi color LED, green indicating clock pulse, red indicating step 1 (BAR).
the red LED in the corner is the trigger output indicator.
as you can see, green button is the TAP record. It places a trigger pulse onto current step.
The red button is the pattern clear. while held it clears the current step.
The blue button is a step forward button (in parallel with clock input)
Thanks for looking!
"El artista sabe lo que hace, pero para que merezca la pena debe saltar esa barrera y hacer lo que no sabe."
Eduardo Galeano